Invoke-Office365
Invokes PowerShell commands within Office365
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Invoke-Office365
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Invokes commands within Office365
Invokes PowerShell commands within Office365
Related Links
http://help.outlook.com/en-us/140/cc952755.aspx
Parameters
Account
The credential for the Office365 account
AccountSetting
A list of account settings to use.
ArgumentList
Any arguments to the script
AsJob
If set, will run the command in a background job
FreshConnection
If set, will create a fresh connection and destroy the connection when the command is complete. This is slower, but less likely to make the exchange server experience a session bottleneck.
Name
The name of the session. If omitted, the name will contain the email used to connect to Office365.
ScriptBlock
The script block to run in Office365
ServerName
The exchange server name. Only required if you're not invoking against Office365
Examples
Example 1
----------------------- EXAMPLE 1 -------------------------- PS C:\>Invoke-Office365 -ScriptBlock { Get-Mailbox -Identity james.brundage@start-automating.com }
